Transcription of Critical Thinking: Intuitive, Logical or Both?
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Adapted from: 2003 nursing Spectrum Nurse Wire ( ). All rights reserved. Used with permission. 1 Critical thinking : Intuitive, Logical or Both? By Rosalinda Alfaro-LeFevre, RN, MSN, ANEF In the literature and at conferences, nurses are increasingly asking the question, What roles do intuition and logic play in Critical thinking , clinical decision making, and clinical judgment? Somehow, it seems that we have two camps --- one that stresses that nursing should be creative and intuitive, and the other that insists that nursing should be Logical , scientific, and evidenced-based. The following, from a recent article in the Journal of nursing Scholarship shows some of the issues and contradictions out there: Health professionals throughout the world place more emphasis on the utilization of research findings for evidence-based health care decisions.
critical thinking, clinical decision making, and clinical judgment?” Somehow, it seems that we have “two camps”--- one that stresses that nursing should be creative and intuitive, and the other that insists that nursing should be logical, scientific, and evidenced-based. The following, from a recent article in the
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